RE: What has been your experience with RWD trucks here in Utah?

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Oct 14, 2020
7:32:20pm

85fan All-American

It will take a few sandbags. 200 pounds is not enough for that. (Just adding the equivalent of one CBer).

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What has been your experience with RWD trucks here in Utah?

chazen

10/14/20 10:57am

You are screwed. Sell it.

Ragnar Danneskjold

10/14/20 10:58am

95% of the time weight in back and snow tires will be more than enough. But that 5% will be frustrating...

Tokolosh

10/14/20 10:59am

Yeah, that hill is the nail in the coffin.

Ragnar Danneskjold

10/14/20 11:00am

Most trucks are RWD. You're be fine if you can lock in all 4 on snowy days. If it's a straight 2wd, thats a worthless

Pimpin4Paradise

10/14/20 11:02am

Sell it! Go back to Az and sell it. I had a RWD only truck growing up and lived on a hill. It was terrible. Even if I

LyleLanley

10/14/20 11:04am

I had to park the truck at the bottom of the hill pretty much during the winter.

LyleLanley

10/14/20 11:16am

They're fun in a church parking lot!

BYURider

10/14/20 11:07am

Snow tires and sand bags are fine. The only thing that's going to give you hurt is resale value. good luck with that.

Bert609

10/14/20 11:09am

Why can't you just go up the hill backwards? Then you are in FWD.

byubyu

10/14/20 11:18am

I've got a 4wd truck that lives in rwd.

Eddie

10/14/20 11:19am

I live up covered bridge canyon

chazen

10/14/20 11:23am

I didn't live on any hills and I only lasted two seasons with my RWD truck. It got so annoying to drive in Winter.

byuluvr

10/14/20 12:03pm

RE: What has been your experience with RWD trucks here in Utah?

85fan

10/14/20 7:32pm

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